Mountain West Wire Game of the Week Simulation: UNLV at Air Force

Mountain West Wire Game of the Week Simulation: UNLV at Air Force The NCAA 14 Video Game Predicts Air Force over UNLV 16-13 Contact/Follow @PSeanU1 & @MWCwire For those new to our simulations, we use the College Football Revamped version of EA …

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Mountain West Wire Game of the Week Simulation: UNLV at Air Force


The NCAA 14 Video Game Predicts Air Force over UNLV 16-13


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For those new to our simulations, we use the College Football Revamped version of EA Sports NCAA14, with updated 2024 rosters. There is no user impact, just a computer simulation of the given teams.

Last week our simulation favored Wyoming over UNLV by a score of 31-14. As you should know by now, things certainly didn’t play out that way on the field, as the Rebels nearly flipped that score, hammering the Pokes 34-14.

This weeks featured game reflects the matchup with the most consequence in the Mountain West Conference in week 12, as UNLV visits Colorado Springs, to play Air Force.

Contrary to reality of late, our simulation favored the Falcons, beating UNLV 16-13. The only thing as surprising as the score favoring Air Force would be the statistics behind it. The Reb’s held Air Force under 100 yards rushing for the game, while grinding out for 119 on the ground of their own. The thing more surprising here was Jensen Jones throwing for over 200 yards.

Keeping with the theme of turnovers, the Falcons couldn’t catch a break even in the sim as they coughed the ball up twice. Despite winning the turnover battle 2-0 and holding the Falcons to just over 90 yards rushing, UNLV still couldn’t win this game. The most notable reason would have to be the opposing defense.

I don’t know if this will be reflective of the result or even close on the scoreboard for Saturday’s game, but you have to believe with those stat lines we are going to be looking at a pretty emphatic victory for the Rebels.

When these two teams meet on the field Saturday, the likelihood of a spot in the Mountain West Championship game is at stake. Hopefully we have as competitive game as our simulation suggests.

If you have a strong opinion on who should be our featured simulation next week, let us hear about it @MWCwire. 

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Week 10 Mountain West Football Power Rankings

Week 10 Mountain West Football Power Rankings A new No. 1 team! Contact/Follow @JeremyMauss & @MWCwire A few changes this week With Air Force’s loss to Army this past week they are no longer the top team in the Mountain West rankings. However, they …

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A new No. 1 team!


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A few changes this week

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With Air Force’s loss to Army this past week they are no longer the top team in the Mountain West rankings. However, they are still leading the standings with zero conference losses and on track to make it to the title game.

The race between two through four will be up for grabs and there could be a change depending on the Friday night game between UNLV who is hosting Wyoming. This is really an elimination game for both teams due to the tiebreakers of the Rebels losing to Fresno State.

The bottom is taking a turn as well with San Diego State and New Mexico losing games.

Week 10 is in the books and the changes heading into Week 11 of games.

Mountain West Wire Game of the Week Simulation: UNLV vs. Wyoming

Mountain West Wire Game of the Week Simulation: UNLV vs. Wyoming The NCAA 14 Video Game Says Wyoming drops the Reb’s 31-14 Contact/Follow @PSeanU1 & @MWCwire For those new to our simulations, we use the College Football Revamped version of EA Sports …

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Mountain West Wire Game of the Week Simulation: UNLV vs. Wyoming


The NCAA 14 Video Game Says Wyoming drops the Reb’s 31-14


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For those new to our simulations, we use the College Football Revamped version of EA Sports NCAA14, with updated 2024 rosters. There is no user impact, just a computer simulation of the given teams.

Last week our simulation favored Fresno State of Boise State by a score of 21-20. While Saturday’s game played out to a different score on the field, the end result matched our sim for the first time over the past five weeks!

In this Friday’s matchup between UNLV and Wyoming, both teams are going to hope for better redzone results than were experienced in this weeks simulation. Despite scoring 31 points, Wyoming scored on just one of their five trips to the red zone. No better, UNLV scored twice on their seven trips inside the 20. The result was a 31-14 victory for the visiting Cowboys.

With no turnovers on either side and very comparable passing numbers, the final score is a little headscratching. While Andrew Peasley had a solid game throwing the ball, Harrison Waylee was the real difference maker, accruing over 100 yards on the ground for the Pokes. The Reb’s weren’t able to must 70 on the ground as a team.

The biggest difference was in special teams, and that was despite just one field goal attempt all game. Punt returns and field position are what really helped propel Wyoming in this one.

These are two good Mountain West teams meeting on Friday night. Let’s see if the outcome on the field resembles the simulation this week!

If you have a strong opinion on who should be our featured simulation next week, let us hear about it @MWCwire. 

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Week 10 Mountain West Football Bowl Projections

Week 10 Mountain West Football Bowl Projections Falcons loss stings Contact/Follow @JeremyMauss & @MWCwire How many bowl teams this week? With Air Force falling from the ranks of the undefeated, they are falling from the perch of a New Year’s Six …

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Falcons loss stings


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How many bowl teams this week?

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With Air Force falling from the ranks of the undefeated, they are falling from the perch of a New Year’s Six bowl game. That loss to Army was bad and it doesn’t help that Zac Larrier is hurt with his knee injury and wearing a giant brace.

Falcons can get back into the G5 race but they must win out. So, for this week they are dropping quite a bit from the New Year’s Six bowl game.

There is one new team in the mix this week for bowl games but you will need to click through to find out who that is.

BOWL LINEUP

– Famous Idaho Potato Bowl vs MAC
– Gronk LA Bowl vs Pac-12
– New Mexico Bowl vs Conference USA
– Barstool Arizona Bowl vs MAC
– EasyPost Hawai’i Bowl vs American Athletic

Mountain West has an affiliation to fill if needed …
– Guaranteed Rate Bowl vs Big Ten or Big 12

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– Duluth Trading Co. Cure Bowl Pool vs. Pool
– Frisco Bowl Pool vs. Pool
– RoofClaim.com Boca Raton Bowl Pool vs. Pool
– SERVPRO First Responder Bowl AAC vs. Pool

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Mountain West Football: Week 10 Winners And Losers

Malik Sherrod, Gunner Gentry, and Boise State were among the weekend’s biggest winners and losers from across Mountain West football.

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Mountain West Football: Week 10 Winners And Losers


Who came out ahead and who left something to be desired across the Mountain West in Week 10 of the college football season?


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Encouragements and letdowns from the week that was.

With a fresh batch of rivalry games and a dash of desperation on the docket, Mountain West football’s first weekend of November action didn’t disappoint. Here are the winners and losers from Week 10.

Winners

1. Fresno State running back Malik Sherrod

The clash for the Milk Can was as advertised, but Sherrod’s contributions helped ensured the rivalry trophy would stay in Fresno following a 37-30 win against Boise State. He ran for a career-high 132 yards on 21 carries, though it was his 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown that proved to be one of the Bulldogs’ biggest plays of the night. In all, Sherrod managed 255 all-purpose yards, the tenth-most in a single game in program history, and provided the Red Wave with memories they’ll talk about for a long time in the Central Valley.

2. UNLV wide receiver Ricky White

White has come alive over the past month and more than did his part on Saturday to help the Rebels keep pace in the conference title chase in a 56-14 victory over New Mexico. He had eight catches on nine targets for 165 yards and two touchdowns, the third time in four weeks he’s topped 150 receiving yards and scored multiple times.

3. Wyoming wide receiver Gunner Gentry

Sometimes, it’s not about the stats. In Gentry’s case, the nine-yard touchdown reception he hauled in during the second quarter of the Cowboys’ 24-15 win against Colorado State was his first since October 24, 2020. Knee injuries had kept him sidelined for the past two seasons, so he serves as a useful reminder that college football can often be a ground for perseverance and inspiration, to demonstrate what’s possible to others.

Losers

1. Air Force

Among the six Mountain West games last weekend, no result was more shocking than the Falcons’ litany of errors in a 23-3 defeat to Army at the Commander’s Classic. Not only did the Black Knights hold Air Force’s rushing attack to 3.9 yards per carry, they also forced six fumbles and recovered five of them, turning those opportunities into 13 points.

Quarterback Zac Larrier also had his worst game of the year at a very inopportune time, throwing two interceptions and taking two sacks while completing just 9-of-22 passes for 93 yards. The defense, meanwhile, limited Army to 4.2 yards per carry as a team but weren’t as disruptive as usual with just three tackles for loss and zero takeaways. While the Falcons still hold the inside track to hosting the conference championship, letting one of their annual goals slip away in such lopsided fashion may sting for a while.

2. Boise State

The Broncos are in the wilderness.

Little about the program is working like it did during its phenomenal run of success over two decades and the team’s 37-30 defeat against Fresno State provided plenty of evidence. Quarterbacks Maddux Madsen and Taylen Green each threw an interception, but Madsen was also just 22-of-42 for 258 yards and a touchdown and, according to Pro Football Focus, had four different turnover-worthy plays against the Bulldogs defense. Running back George Holani continued to play well following his recent return from injury, racking up 140 all-purpose yards, but he also had just three touches in the fourth quarter.

The defense, meanwhile, continued to flounder by allowing Fresno State to gain 6.4 yards per play and generating only one sack to go along with four quarterback hurries (per PFF) on 37 dropbacks. Effectively eliminated from the conference championship hunt and staring down the very real possibility of not even bowling in December, the Broncos must now move forward without top wide receiver Eric McAlister, as well, who elected to enter the transfer portal this morning. It’s a brave new world in Treasure Valley; the question is whether the blue and orange faithful are ready for it.

3. San Diego State

Speaking of less-than-ideal situations, the Aztecs’ 32-24 double-overtime loss to Utah State marked the team’s sixth defeat in their last seven games. While some individual performances stood out despite the result — linebacker Zyrus Fiaseu had three sacks, for instance, while quarterback Jalen Mayden had arguably his best overall performance of the season — many of the same problems persisted: They averaged 4.2 yards per carry, but Lucky Sutton’s 62-yard run accounted for 48.8% of the team’s rushing yardage on the game. The defense coughed up 288 yards’ worth of chunk plays and has now given up 44 plays of 20-plus yards on the season; that may not sound like much, but San Diego State gave up 48 such plays during their most recent run to the conference championship game just two years ago.

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PODCAST: Week 10 Mountain West Football Recap

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Jeremy and Josh are back to recap a wild Week 10 of Mountain West football. An undefeated goes down, over time games, rivalry games. Plus, they get into a debate over if Fresno State is next in line for a big money bowl game?

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Wyoming Raises the Bronze Boot in Border War Victory Over Colorado State

A late comeback attempt by the Colorado State Rams falls short as the Wyoming Cowboys win the Border War 24-15.

Wyoming Raises the Bronze Boot in Border War Victory Over Colorado State


Cowboys become bowl-eligible in 24-15 win


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A late comeback attempt by the Colorado State Rams falls short as the Wyoming Cowboys win the Border War 24-15. Wyoming head coach Craig Bohl now has improved to 7-3 against the Rams.

The Cowboys were carried to the win by the team’s rushing attack, and heavy use of Harrison Waylee, who led the team with 140 yards from scrimmage.

 

The Highlights

Wyoming started the scoring early with a 30-yard John Hoyland field goal on their first drive of the game. Waylee added 21 yards on the ground to get the Pokes into field goal range.

A CSU drive with a 13-yard rush by Avery Morrow, a 14-yard reception by Dallin Holker and a 15-yard reception by Dylan Goffney ended with zero points. A 47-yard field goal attempt by Jordan Noyes left the Cowboys with the ball at their own 30-yard line.

The Pokes would score again to start the second quarter with a back shoulder 9-yard touchdown throw in the corner of the endzone to Gunner Gentry. This extended the lead to 10-0.

But by mid-second quarter, CSU would utilize Louis Brown IV for 42 yards including an 18-yard touchdown catch.

Following a Clayton Stewart 72-yard punt, Wyoming maintained a 10-7 lead heading to halftime.

Beginning the second half, the Cowboys ate up five and a half minutes to the CSU 35-yard-line through a rushing attack of Andrew Peasley, with 28 yards, and Waylee, 10 yards. Hoyland would attempt a 52-yard field goal but miss it, his second missed field goal of the game.

However, Wyoming would get the ball back after a Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi interception to Easton Gibbs. The Cowboys would respond with a six-play-drive capped off with an 11-yard touchdown to Ayir Asante. Pokes up 17-7.

 

Following another Fowler-Nicolosi pick, this time by Shae Suiaunoa, the Cowboys’ rushing attack could not be stopped as Sam Scott concluded the eight-play drive with a 6-yard touchdown.

CSU refused to quit down 17 points, and after a Peasley interception to Dom Jones, the Rams scored quickly with a 9-yard touchdown pass to Goffney, his second. Along with a two-point conversion by a Tory Horton pass to Fowler-Nicolosi, CSU only trailed 15-24.

But after a late Rams drive to the Wyoming 24-yard line, Fowler-Nicolosi fumbled the ball, and the Cowboys’ Tyce Westland ran it to the CSU 3-yard line.

Wyoming would burn 1:20 off the clock but failed to score. The Rams would attempt a last-minute miracle, similar to their victory over Boise State. But, after only traveling 45 yards, the Rams would turn it over on downs and allow Wyoming to raise the Bronze Boot for the third straight year.

Waylee became the star of the game, totaling 128 rushing yards and a 12-yard reception. Peasley would appear in big moments in drives as well rushing for 49 yards, several coming on third downs.

Despite the interception, Peasley would finish with a solid day’s work, throwing 15 completions on 22 attempts for 140 yards and two touchdowns.

Asante and Gentry finish with the receiving touchdowns.

The Suiaunoa and Gibbs interceptions led the defense in a positive turnover battle. Gibbs recorded the only sack for the Pokes’ defense on the day.

For the Rams, Fowler-Nicolosi ended the day 24-for-42 with 220 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions.

Horton remained fairly quiet, exiting the game for injury for moments in the game. He finished with 7 receptions for 58 yards. Brown would reel in 55 yards and a touchdown, and Goffney racked up 37 yards and a touchdown.

Up Next?

The bowl-eligible Cowboys will travel to Las Vegas to play UNLV in another late Friday battle at 7:45 p.m. PST.

The Colorado State Rams will host the San Diego State Aztecs Saturday with kickoff scheduled for 5 p.m. MST.

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Utah State vs. San Diego State: Why The Aggies Can Win, How To Watch, Odds, Prediction

The Aggies look to stop a two-game slide on the road against the Aztecs. Here’s how to watch and what to watch for.

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Utah State vs. San Diego State: Why The Aggies Can Win, How To Watch, Odds, Prediction


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Desperate times for both teams on the Mesa.

WEEK 10: Utah State Aggies (3-5, 1-3 Mountain West) vs. San Diego State Aztecs (3-5, 1-3 MW)

WHEN: Saturday, November 4 — 5:00 PM MT/4:00 PM MT

WHERE: Snapdragon Stadium; San Diego, CA

WEATHER: Patchy fog, low of 55 degrees

TV: FS1

STREAMING: Fans can sign up to receive a free one-week trial of Fubo, which includes FS1, by following this link.

RADIO: The Utah State broadcast can be found on the affiliates of the Aggie Radio Network, including flagship 1280 The Zone (KZNS) in Salt Lake City. The San Diego State broadcast can be found in and around San Diego on 760 AM (KGB).

SERIES RECORD: San Diego State leads the all-time series, 13-3. In the last meeting on December 4, 2021, the Aggies defeated the Aztecs, 46-13, in Carson for the Mountain West championship.

LAST GAME: Utah State lost on the road to San Jose State, 42-21, while San Diego State lost at home to Nevada, 6-0.

WEBSITES: UtahStateAggies.com, the official Utah State athletics website | GoAztecs.com, the official San Diego State athletics website

GAME NOTES (PDF): Utah State | San Diego State

ODDS: Utah State -2

SP+ PROJECTION: San Diego State by 0.4

FEI PROJECTION: Utah State by 1.6

PARKER FLEMING PROJECTION: Utah State 53.75% win probability (28.15-26.91)

After a week off to dull the sting of back-to-back defeats, the Utah State Aggies hit the road to California one more time on Saturday afternoon to take on the San Diego State Aztecs.

Neither team has seen their 2023 season unfold according to plan, but with just four games left to collect three more wins for bowl eligibility, there’s still plenty of motivation in Blake Andersen’s locker room to repeat the performance they had during their last visit to southern California two seasons ago.

Here’s what Utah State can do to beat the Aztecs.

Three Keys to a Utah State Victory

1. Be at least a little less careless with the football than the Aztecs.

One thing that both the Aggies and San Diego State have in common is that the defenses have been surprisingly adept at creating turnovers and the offenses… well, the less said the better. Suffice it to say that both teams have a -4 margin in their respective five losses.

Half the battle of winning this game, then, might simply come down to not losing it with boneheaded mistakes. Fairly or not, much of that responsibility will fall on young quarterback McCae Hillstead, whose 5.9% interception rate on 119 attempts has taken them out of games in the past and could do so again on Saturday against Noah Tumblin and a still-dangerous SDSU pass defense that has nine interceptions and trails only Wyoming among Mountain West teams with 44 total passes defended.

2. Make Jalen Mayden miserable.

The Aztecs quarterback hasn’t really taken a step forward in 2023 like fans on the Mesa hoped he could. According to Pro Football Focus, Mayden’s 1.9% big-time throw rate is the lowest among qualifying Mountain West quarterbacks while his 5.1% turnover-worthy rate is the third-highest.

While he’s made up for it by being the team’s leading rusher through eight games (400 yards, 4.6 yards per carry, three rushing touchdowns), there’s a chance for the Utah State pass rush to get right. That’s because the rest of the Aztecs ground attack has been largely anemic in conference play, averaging only 3.85 yards per carry as a team, which means that much of San Diego State’s hopes of holding serve at home is probably going to revolve around how much #18 can accomplish.

If the Aggies can make the Aztecs one-dimensional, they could tee off against an offensive line that hasn’t given up a ton of sacks — 18 in all — but has seen Mayden succumb to a disproportional amount of pressure: Per PFF, his 20.4% pressure-to-sack ratio is also the third-highest in the conference.

3. Matriculate down the field.

For all of San Diego State’s current issues, they’ve been surprisingly consistent about setting themselves up with substantial field position advantages on both sides of the ball. As Parker Fleming notes in his advanced statistics preview, the Aztecs’ +5.2-yard net is the fifth-best mark in the country.

Turnovers aside, Utah State has at least done well on offense in turning those potential disadvantages into points, averaging 1.91 points on drives that begin inside their own 20-yard line. Doing so just once or twice against the San Diego State defense might be more than enough to keep the home team at arm’s length.

Prediction

Both teams in this contest have been hard to predict from week to week, but the Aggies really have to find a way to make stops against a maddening San Diego State offense if they don’t want this game to be too close for comfort. The Aztecs have scored ten or fewer points in four of their last six contests, so while that probably won’t happen again, they also don’t have the explosive capability that Utah State demonstrates when they fire on all cylinders.

In all, this is probably going to be a frustrating game to watch no matter where your rooting interests lie, but I think the Aggies are more likely to create a break that puts them in the driver’s seat.

Utah State 28, San Diego State 16

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Week 10 Mountain West Picks, Predictions, Streaming Guide

Week 10 Mountain West Picks, Predictions, Streaming Guide November football is here Follow @JeremyMauss & @MWCwire Who does our staff like? Our staff makes another stab at picks. These odds are as of 10/31. FRIDAY: Colorado State at Wyoming (-7), 8 …

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November football is here


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Who does our staff like?

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Our staff makes another stab at picks. These odds are as of 10/31.

FRIDAY: Colorado State at Wyoming (-7), 8 p.m. ET,  TV: CBS SPORTS NETWORK OR STREAM WITH FREE TRIAL W/ FUBOTV

Jeremy: SU: Colorado State | ATS: Colorado State

Kaycee: SU: Wyoming | ATS: Colorado State

Josh F: SU: Colorado State | ATS: Colorado State

Brandon:  SU: Colorado State| ATS: Colorado State 

Michael: SU: Wyoming | ATS: Wyoming

Erik: SU: Colorado State| ATS: Colorado State 

Roger: SU: Wyoming | ATS: Wyoming

Logan: SU: Wyoming | ATS: Colorado State

Tj: SU: Wyoming | ATS: Colorado State

Army at Air Force (-18.5), 2:30 p.m. ET,  TV: CBS SPORTS NETWORK OR STREAM WITH FREE TRIAL W/ FUBOTV

Jeremy: SU: Air Force | ATS: Air Force

Kaycee: SU: Air Force | ATS: Air Force

Josh F: SU: Air Force | ATS: Army

Brandon: SU: Air Force | ATS: Air Force 

Michael: SU: Air Force | ATS: Army

Erik:  SU: Air Force | ATS: Army

Roger: SU: Air Force | ATS: Air Force

Logan: SU: Air Force | ATS: Air Force

TJ: SU: Air Force | ATS: Air Force

Hawaii at Nevada (-3), 4 P.M. ET, TV: Spectrum Sports PPV (Hawaii) or STREAM: Team1Sports

Jeremy: SU: Nevada | ATS: Nevada

Kaycee: SU: Hawaii | ATS: Hawaii

Josh F: SU: Hawaii | ATS: Hawaii

Brandon: SU: Nevada | ATS Nevada

Michael: SU: Hawaii | ATS: Hawaii

Erik: SU: Nevada | ATS: Nevada

Roger: SU: Nevada | ATS: Nevada

Logan: SU: Nevada | ATS: Nevada

Tj: SU: Nevada | ATS: Nevada 

UNLV at New Mexico (+10), 6 p.m. ET, TV: Mountain West Network

Jeremy: SU: UNLV | ATS: UNLV

Kaycee: SU: UNLV | ATS: New Mexico

Josh F: SU: UNLV | ATS: UNLV

Brandon: SU: UNLV | ATS: New Mexico 

Michael: SU: UNLV | ATS: UNLV

Erik: SU: UNLV | ATS: New Mexico

Roger: SU:New Mexico | ATS: New Mexico

Logan: SU: New Mexico | ATS: New Mexico

TJ: SU: UNLV| ATS: UNLV

Utah State at San Diego State (+2.5), 7 p.m. ET,  TV: FS1 OR STREAM WITH FREE TRIAL W/ FUBOTV

Jeremy: SU:Utah State  | ATS: Utah State

Kaycee: SU: Utah State | ATS: Utah State

Josh F: SU: Utah State | ATS: Utah State

Brandon: SU: Utah State | ATS Utah State 

Michael Daly: SU: San Diego State | ATS: San Diego State

Erik: SU: Utah State | ATS Utah State

Roger: SU: Utah State | ATS Utah State

Logan: SU: Utah State | ATS: Utah State

TJ: SU: San Diego State | ATS: San Diego State

Boise State at Fresno State (-3) 10 p.m. ET,  TV: CBS SPORTS NETWORK OR STREAM WITH FREE TRIAL W/ FUBOTV

Jeremy: SU: Fresno State | ATS: Fresno State

Kaycee: SU: Fresno State | ATS: Fresno State

Josh F: SU: Fresno State | ATS: Fresno State

Brandon: SU: Fresno State | ATS: Fresno State 

Michael: SU: Fresno State | ATS: Fresno State

Erik: SU: Boise State | ATS: Boise State

Roger: : SU: Fresno State | ATS: Fresno State

Logan: SU: Fresno State | ATS: Fresno State

Tj: SU: Fresno State | ATS: Boise State 

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PODCAST: Week 10 Mountain West Football Preview

PODCAST: Week 10 Mountain West Football Preview Rivalry games!!! Contact/Follow @MWCwire Real football begins in November Jeremy and Josh are back to preview the 10th week of Mountain West football. The Border War kicks things off on Friday night …

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Real football begins in November

Jeremy and Josh are back to preview the 10th week of Mountain West football. The Border War kicks things off on Friday night before another rivalry game on Saturday between Air Force vs. Army. This is a huge week with teams trying to inch close to bowl eligibility.

San Diego State and Utah State are back after byes and are hoping to get back on track. Then the final game of the weekend is another rivalry one between Fresno State and Boise State.

You can find the Mountain West Wire podcast below or subscribe to the show via TuneInSpotifyiTunes, and more. Listen in, subscribe and rate it and let us know what you think!

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